she spoke about her book "diversity inc." at barnes & noble in new york city. [inaudible conversations] hello everyone. welcome are welcome back to barnes & noble upper west side, i'm excited you are here tonight we have an amazing author who will be talking about her new book and i hope you're as excited as i am. for those of you who do not know her is an award-winning journalist at new york university who's written extensively about diversity in news media in the art world. she is the author of spectacle the axon machine life which when the naacp image award and the black journalist white media which won the national press word for media criticism, those books are available on the table as well. pamela's articles are published in major media including the washington post, new york times, the guardian, the nation and chronicle of higher education but let's face it she knows what she's talking among them "diversity inc." the failed promise of the billion dollar business is an expiration has turned into a profoundly misguided industry and done little to bring eq

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daniel love fodation and additional funding provided by -- corporate funding is provided by stevens inc. >>> welcome to "firing line" preet bharara. >> thanks for having me. >> you're now the host of a podcast, stay ted with preet and a professor at ny law school and author. and i wanto talk to you about impeachment. >> shocking. >> do you think there is enough evidence at this point that president trump could be impeached for abuse of power? >> i do. >> wt are the offenses of his >> look, t is a long history of things that he's de that ha documented report but put that all aside because there is a newew narrate that started developing a few weeks ago with respect to the crane scandal and even though h peop don't knoand not a talkingin point, you need not f impeachment show a violation of a criminal statute. there are other ways in which a president is impeached and it may be the case that a small violation of the law and actualo violof the criminal statute maybe congress would find if it didn't affect the national interest, maybe you wouldn't impeach in that respect.at so with respect

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the new hp inc. ceo.he shouldn't do it i can tell you they could immediately get -- the weakness was printing something we're saying, the weakness was personal computers, that's dead wrong. look at amd and intel. personal computers very strong i believe in 3-d it is happening slower, but i love the products they're doing. my issue is would this allow them to make it so that printing is a much smaller part and inc. is -- it would give them cover should he do it? that's different from will he do it should he do it, the answer is yes. will he do it, the answer, i don't know, you think he wants to kikt tick the tires >> hp's comment is we don't comment on rumors. >> can you look at the portfolio? >> xerox kept their zrdistributn deal with fuji it went well >> it is enterprise versus personal i like the enterprise business and hp would be able to be a little bit more tie verse phied toward enterprise, which is good. >> down 18%. >> i've been working on, trying to figure out, it is opaque. >> they lost 32,000 r

because someone using that particular tracfone called paige at models, inc.ght she disappeared. >> if there was one thing that rose above all else, it was the video of him buying the tracfone that was used to call her that evening. >> reporter: except jones denied that was him in the video. >> i have you on video buying a tracfone at walmart. >> i didn't buy no tracfone at walmart. >> how do you explain the video? >> oh, i don't know. i'd -- i -- there is no video. >> reporter: jones, as you can see, was unflappable, talked for five hours, and then they had to let him go. a couple of days later, a detective called jones to say his two cars which had been impounded were now free to pick up. and jones's wife answered the phone. >> hello? >> yes, may i speak with ralph, please? >> hold on, please. >> hello. >> mr. jones? >> yes, sir. >> this is art smith with the sheriff's office just calling to let you know that we have both your cars ready. both of them, obviously, are down here at the sheriff's office right now. so are you with elaine right now? >> no. >> i'm

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. >> regarding the remarks and , ince from president macron think the comments were ill-advised and should be rethought. today we are going to have a discussion about common interests and disagreements we have to find common ground to get this resolved. obviously nato is the strongest, most successful alliance in the history of the world. >> thank you mr. president for putting this together. how do we build a better relationship with turkey? our goal at the end of the meeting i would like to be in a position where we understand what will happen and are better allies. turkey heading in the direction of the united states, not in the direction of russia. >> thank you for joining us today. stated, we want to remain strong allies in nato. you are very important to us. we want to bring you back into that fold for the s4 400. i want to thank you for taking in syrian refugees that you have. it is very important to us. and we want to talk about some of us that have been aligned with the kurds and how we can work with you. thank you. welcome. we are glad you are here. turkey and the united states ar

in your latest release "diversity inc.", a billion-dollar business is an exploration of how workplace diversity has turned into a profoundly misguided industry and done little to bring equality to america's industries and institutions. but the book highlights the rare success stories sharing valuable lessons about how other industries can match and if we were to deliver on the promise we need to be added and affected costly measures and do what it takes to challenge attitudes. if you don't take my word for it, on the back of the book the national book author has said pamela has written the far-reaching and book i been waiting to read. the diversity consultants are not working. and she explained precisely why. institutions can do better in this explains how. tonight we have joan wash, joining in conversation is a national affairs correspondent for the nation as will the cnn political contributor. we have two amazing and intelligent fantastic women here tonight, without further ado welcome pamela and joan. thank you. hello. mine is on. >> minus two. >> hi, everybody i am very happy to b

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 419. the nays are 2. he amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote on amendment number 3 printed in house report 116-289 by the gentleman from texas, mr. flores, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 3 printed in house report number 116-289, offered by mr. flores of texas. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a is a request for recorded vote oned -- is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the

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communist island even more difficult companies like spanish printing equipment supplier affair prograf inc want to keep doing business here in damascus and it doesn't need us that's the end of the us sanctions are doing a lot of damage to our business customers are already tightening their purse strings that also makes things more complicated because there may be less money left for us and when it's time for payment they may pay another supplier 1st making us wait a long time for our money i'll get over it oh this is a problem we take it up. but that doesn't stop too many companies from doing business with cuba like us shipping company carli based in florida it continues to rely on the cuban market obviously short term but if. you also. think. if you. are here for the kids you're pretty good. it can take as long as 2 years to receive payment for goods and services from cuba in a recent shift it's mostly been russian companies that are willing to take that risk their trade volume with cuba is expected to top half a 1000000000 dollars this year. they opec oil exporters say rising demand for

then at 10:00 eastern, pamela newkirk talks about her new book diversity inc. >> what are not optimistics white america's ability to of past the fiction african-americans, led next people, the centuries-old demeaning images of people and how that has as much to do with the lack of diversity. >> watch every weekend on c-span two. ethics and public policy center at harvard law school-trained attorney and author, co-editora

. ♪ captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. >>> tonight, from washington, the newed. the impeachment surprise on day one. tonight, history made here in washington. the televised hearings begin. the drama and the stakese ifir. and the new evidence, the alleged phone call involving president trump we did not know about. and the person who heard that call already summoned to capitol hill. president trump's response just in tonight. our team is standing by live. >>> the other news this wednesday night, the horror unfolding. the deadly fire in this brutal cold. a firefighter killed after saving two other firefighters. hundreds of records broken. up to two feet of snow in some places. and now, what's coming next. >>> the american teacher killed.

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she narrowly missed out on winning the biggest prize inc golf.id manager zinedine zidane wants the club's fans to stop booing gareth bale. he got a mixed reception as he came on as a substitute in a 3—1 win over real sociedad. it was his first real appearance in seven weeks. right across the bbc today, we've been revealing the nominees for the bbc sports personality of the year. so far, five of the six have been revealed — with the final one to come on the one show at about 7.20pm. here's the five so far. 7:20 p m on the one show for the final nominee. well, have you got the christmas tree up yet? christmas is started earlier for leicester city. this is their players dressed as disney characters spotted in copenhagen for their annual christmas party. they beat brighton on saturday so they could celebrate. they are second in the premier league. just to let you know, the last time that they have their christmas party in copenhagen, they won the premier league title. may be don't tell any liverpool fans. great costu mes don't tell any liverpool fans

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look at who was in the best physical condition but look at the matchups again, inc.with u thick is the best team and... yesterday we may not have had that as much but we do come and we will look at that. still to come on sportsday: we'll hear from some of the british students who've been hand—picked to train for the nfl without having to go all the way to the states to do it. and, how do you greet your club team—mate after beating him in the rugby world cup final? yeah, just got a little on my right shoulder, and, yeah, it was a gold medal. and a hello. brutal there. now, it's been a tough few months for anthonyjoshua after losing three of his four belts in the defeat to andy ruinr. but the british heavyweight boxer says he won't be content with his legacy in the sport if he fails to become a world champion again. the 30—year—old fights ruinr in a re—match next month in saudi arabia. he told mike costello that he lost more than just those belts. i love this. i'm looking at that man in the mirrorand i love this. i'm looking at that man in the mirror and i'm teaching m

you have the world champion usa, inc.mbling on. in 2017 we had no way with the first deal of its kind. and we have seen first deal of its kind. and we have seen finland and new zealand and australia. but it is quite significant and one of the big talking points around the last world cup was that the world champions us women's national team are suing theirfederation women's national team are suing their federation because they don't feel that they are being equally reported and also the conditions they work in. that lawsuit does not look like it is going be clearing up anytime soon. it is still a big thing. there are hopes that these kinds of deals will start to follow on andi kinds of deals will start to follow on and i know some of the england prayers today have been talking about it. let's hearfrom bethany england with her thoughts on it. any woman footballer wants to be respected and equal to their male counterparts and i think it is showing more and more in the game and australia has taken the first up and australia h

then at 10:00 eastern, new york university journalism professor talks about her new book, diversity inc. >> when i am not optimistic about is white america's ability fiction of the inxican-americans, of lat people, the centuries old -- spoke atages of a convention . many of the candidates talk about working across party lines to address issues facing the country, including climate change and the national debt. >> thank you. aloha. what a beautiful day to be in new hampshire. , sir.ve it going on it is wonderful to join you for this very important and relevant conversation. i want to say a brief thank you to my friend for the kind introduction and laying out what we are facing in the country. it is a choice that all of you have here as voters. first of the nation. i want to say thank you to nancy jackson for -- jacobson for her leadership and or ability to solve problems. that is what we are here for. [applause] solving problems, imagine that, what a concept. unfortunately, it is now a we are seeing very often in washington. the way we bring about this change is doing exactly what we are

for more, let's welcome the atlantic council senior fellow and "saudi inc." author. thank you for joining us is the phone. tell us how invest -- how significant this would be. >> this would be a very investment. we are talking about a combined $5 billion spread between different chinese state entities , like the chinese sovereign wealth fund. even though this wouldn't bring china anywhere near a significant enough share to actually us -- affect things on the board of voting, what it does do is give china a measure of leverage over the saudi government. for example, what could happen is that china would be able to sell shares quickly, even at a take af they wanted to loss, causing a aramco shares to fall. china, with a $5 billion loss, if it needs it leverage -- it could mean leverage for something they really want. aramco, there won't be a lot of liquidity here because saudi investors are being encouraged not to sell shares. in china, in a big way, they could send the price of aramco shares way down by liquidating their own stake. something they could hold over the s

what is axios one big thing for today. >> the one big thing is trump ink leaks inc.ngs in this impeachment hearings is how much comes out because of the president's own aides and allies or appointees leak it or release it. we have this week on wednesday the star easy, eu ambassador gordon sondland. so much of that testify of revolve around a phone call from president trump to him that apparently was overheard by a bunch of people at the table. we heard that testimony last week in one of the opening statements that president trump was talking so loudly that other people could hear it. it wasn't on speaker phone, but other people could hear it. and apparently the president was talking so loud that ambassador gordon sondland was holding the phone away from his ear and that's why you suddenly have all these other witnesses. you add to that the butt dial from rudy giuliani to one of your nbc reporters where he was talking about the bidens. and all of this started the president releasing the transcript of the do us a favor phone call. all of these things coming out of trum

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japanese film festival inc our psyche has canceled. the japanese film festival inc our psyche has canceled screenings of a documentary dedicated to one of the most sensitive issues in the country's his screams of a documentary dedicated to one of the most sensitive issues in the country's history i'm talking about the so-called comfort women who are considered to be sex slaves cheering the stream talking about the so-called comfort women who are considered to be sex slaves cheering the 2nd world war the film takes a look at the control over the issue and how opinion differs in 2nd world war the film takes a look at the control over the issue and how opinion differs on what these women really were. they were not sex slaves on what these women really were. they were not sex slaves they were prostitutes. they were prostitutes. although not one i want to know. although not one i want to know how many think. the thought that you and. i want to. know that you are. the main reason the screenings were council was a lawsuit against. the main re

. >>> hewlett packard inc. the not ready to lose its independence. the tech appellant has rejected from xerox. the hp board of directors of the xerox acquisition offer significantly undervalued of the company xerox offered to buy it for $33.5 million. $22 per share. hopefully if a murder has not been completely squashed, the board says it is opening to continuing discussions. >>> let's see how wall street is doing with 50 minutes to go before the closing bell. minute cbs sunday morning correspondent baraka asking a key question about life and death in his new book. who gets to be remembered and why. the book published by simon & schuster. it is called great lives worth living. >> thank you for being here and congratulations on the book. may the new york times bestseller list of this. what that means my name is legally changed to new york times best-selling author wrote this book looks at so many lives that so many can learn from. what do you want readers to take away.>> i want people who i do not think the proper sendoff to be given a second look. gr

companies have been trying to cut costs in order to boost results as the demand for printed documents and inc. has dropped off. hp says it will do what is in the best interest of its shareholders, no comment from xerox. >>> right now we are merging the fog along the coast and warmer temperatures in length. >> basically summed it right up. >> you are done. >> [ laughter ] >> thankfully for job security there is a little more to this. >> thank goodness. it is kind of a unique story, if you're near the coast and bay things have really changed. first of all, let me show you the view, this is from the top of the sales force tower looking west and you'll see not only the beautiful color from sunset, which happened just about 15 minutes ago. hope you're enjoying the time change. and, you can see the tower on here. >>> friends to the bay, that was about it. as far as current number 65 in concord, 62 in santa rosa. we will take a look at a closer view on the high-resolution satellite, you can see with the clouds are, we'll put into futurecast, put that into tomorrow morning that gets us to 4 a.m. star

and with an absolutely straightfaced, he looked at me and said you should not inc. of them as concentration camps, think of them as boarding schools. somebody who can deliver that line without flinching is a master diplomat and second, how will you have an argument with them, their position is insane. yet that was the party position and he was prepared to say it and probably prepared to believe it although deep down i don't think he does. the second step from the soviet era, reagan collected anti-soviet jokes. the first time he met up with global tour is he wanted to start with a joke and remind him that we had moral superiority. in the joke he told him, the guy says to the press i'm as free in russia as a human washington. and the reporter says, how can that be. and he says look, i go to washington, stand in front of the white house and say, ronald reagan is a warmonger roll and a fool. and the guy said yeah, and he said i can go to the kremlin and stand up in front of the kremlin and say ronald reagan is a world warm all grown in a full. >> and that's what you get

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[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 424. the nays are 1. 2/3 having been in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from illinois, mr. schneider to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 499. the clerk will report the title. the clerk: union calendar number 187, h.r. 499, a bill to amend the small business act to clarify the treatment of certain surviving -- surviving spouses under the definition of small business concerned and controlled by service disabled veterans. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by

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. >> inc. you, kevin. not only did every single republican reject this whole impeachment process, but we were even joined by democrats who couldn't stand it anymore. if you look at where we are right now, we are at an point -- important point in history. clearly there are people we serve with that don't like the results of the 2016 election. that is their prerogative, but the country next year will be deciding who our president is going to be. it should not be nancy to spoke -- nancy pelosi in the small group of people. -- it should not be nancy pelosi in a small group of people that she selects that get to determine who is going to be our president. if you look at the resolution today, they talk about fairness. now if they really think they can tell people it's fair that only the chairman gets to decide who the witnesses are, they give us an opportunity to call witnesses, but if the chair says they don't like the witness the witnesses don't come forward. they allow the president to have legal counsel in t

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